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> From the video, it seems that the woman didn't even look at the street (the direction where the car came). Actually, she didn't even seem to look at the stree
by newnewpdro 9y ago
> From the video, it seems that the woman didn't even look at the street (the direction where the car came). Actually, she didn't even seem to look at the street before she crossed.
You saw the pedestrian _enter_ the street in that video? I saw nothing of the sort when I watched it.
- Pilfer 9y agoI think the point the poster is trying to make is that if the pedestrian was looking while crossing the street, they would have ample time to react to the oncoming car. Car headlights can be seen from over 1000 feet away, and at the speed the Uber car was traveling, the pedestrian had 20 seconds to see & and react to the vehicle coming at her. From the video, it's clear they were not looking for oncoming vehicles while crossing the road.